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Trinity Trend: Soft Boy

Trinity is rife with the soft boy look. Here's how to spot one.
By Harry Bibby
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A Guide to Gift Shopping in Dublin’s Independent Stores

Forget second-rate gifts fresh off the high street and impress with a quality present from one of Dublin's independent stores.
By Eleanor Scott and Aoife Murray
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Review

Dublin Old School Returns to Stage

Emmet Kirwan and Ian Lloyd Anderson's performances are a feat to behold in the smash hit's revival on stage.
By Christopher Kestell
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A Broadway Musical With an Irish Backbone

Come From Away will make its European debut in Dublin's Abbey theatre.
By Jack Farrell
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The Lone Artist is Dead. Long Live Collectives

Sorcha Brennan talks to up-and-coming Taproot, Big Birds and Fíor Studios art collectives to find out why for young artists, there's safety in numbers.
By Sorcha Brennan
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Preview

Kinopolis in the Irish Metropolis

In its 13th year, the Polish Film Festival hopes to further embed itself within the cultural fabric of Dublin.
By Patrick O’Donoghue
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A Blast From the Past at Chic

Chic's concert was more akin to a huge, communal disco party straight from the 1970s than it was a gig.
By Alison Traynor
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In Trinity, Poet Thomas Kinsella Gives Last Public Reading

Last night, College celebrated the renowned poet’s 90th birthday with readings and a peek at unpublished material.
By Stephen Patrick Murray
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Speaking with

Speaking with: Carta Magazine

Imogen McGuckin sat down with Christian Moore and Harry Downes, the creators behind new literary-prose magazine, Carta.
By Imogen McGuckin
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Support Living Irish Artists, says Disillusioned Panel

In the National Gallery, an assortment of Irish writers and musicians made plain the devastating financial pressures they face.
By Chris Corbett